Hey! That's Not an Element!
Einsteinium,
Curium,
Snookium
Snookium
Mozzarella is in caprese salad with tomato, & tomato is with bacon in this 3-initial sandwich
BLT
This 3-letter word can refer to a state of intoxication, making a person incandescent
Lit
Honda plan for peaceful relations following conflict
Accord
It aint no lie--*NSYNC had a top 10 hit in 2000 with this song
Bye Bye Bye
Zinc
Zirconium
Zambonium
Zambonium
Mayo is in egg salad with hard-boiled eggs, which are with bacon atop this salad, first served at LA's Brown Derby
Cobb Salad
Could you be any more this 5-letter word that means mainstream, like pumpkin spice lattes
Basic
Chevy somewhat formal or casual jacket, perhaps with metal buttons
Blazer
the "explosive" trio of Jessue J, Ariana Grande & Nicki Minaj collaborated on this 2014 hit
Bang Bang
Californium,
Floridium,
Tennessine
Floridium
Milk is in custard with eggs, & eggs are in this quiche, named for a region of France
Quiche Lorraine
It's not just for brides! A man getting married can turn into this portmanteau monster
Groomzilla
Toyota arctic plain void of trees
Tundra
Say the name of Buffalo's NFL team three times, and you'll say the title of this Destiny's Child song
Bills, Bills, Bills
Gold,
Silver,
Bronze
Bronze (its an alloy)
Tomato sauce is in sloppy joes with beef, & beef is with bacon in this beloved Wendy's burger introduced in 2007
The Baconator
Also the Title of a song by DJ Mustard, TY Dolla Sign & Ashanti, these 2 words may sound rude by just mean "I understand"
Dodge boxer who wants a shot at beating the champ
Challenger
Questions asked by Run-DMC in this song include: "Why ya bugging'?" & "Why you out there stuntin?"
Mary, Mary
Germanium,
Italium,
Francium
Italium
Sugar is in Jam with fruit, & Fruit is with pancakes & Bacon in this classic IHOP dish with a kooky name
Rooty tooty fresh and fruity
Somewhat akin to down-low is this other "low" which can precede "goated when X is the vibe"
Low-key
goated when X is the vibe
Hyundai southwestern capital city with a Spanish name
Santa Fe
The Financial Times called this ABBA song, "a lament about being poor in a rich man's world"
Money, Money, Money